Name: Financing Entrepreneurship and Innovation in China (Foundations and Trends (r) in Entrepreneurship) (en Inglés)
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Author: Lin William Cong; Charles M. C. Lee; Yuanyu Qu
ISBN: 9781680835984

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Libro Físico

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Now Publishers Inc

Autor

Lin William Cong; Charles M. C. Lee; Yuanyu Qu

Año

2020

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Inglés

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Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

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9781680835984

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Financing Entrepreneurship and Innovation in China (Foundations and Trends (r) in Entrepreneurship) (en Inglés)

Lin William Cong; Charles M. C. Lee; Yuanyu Qu (Autor) · Now Publishers Inc · Tapa Blanda

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Financing Entrepreneurship and Innovation in China provides an overview of the current state-of-affairs in the financing of private innovations in China. While country-level innovation can take many forms, the focus is on the funding of business start-ups and entrepreneurial ventures. The monograph has four specific objectives: (1) to present an economic framework for evaluating the central challenges associated with the financing of entrepreneurial ventures in China, (2) to evaluate the relative size and importance of the channels through which private initiatives for innovation in China are currently being funded, (3) to survey the academic evidence on potential financing constraints currently facing private initiatives in innovation, and (4) to discuss public policy implications that may arise from these findings, as well as to outline the type of future research that may best inform Chinese policy makers. After the introduction, Section 2 begins with a review of the central economic themes in entrepreneurial finance. Section 3 reviews the channels through which external funding now reach entrepreneurs in China. Section 4 further explores the problems engendered by China’s IPO regulations. Section 5 summarizes the findings, discusses policy implications, and explores potential venues for future research. The authors conclude that China’s current IPO regulations represent a serious impediment to two important near-term goals espoused by the Chinese government – to bring more high-technology firms back to mainland stock markets, and to be included at a meaningful weight in international stock indices, particularly the MSCI Emerging Market Index.